‣18/02/2019 Bob Hendrikx
Notes on Soundtrack: LE CASSE (1971) (Part 1)
aka GLI SCASSINATORI – aka THE BURGLARS
Director: Henri Verneuil (real name: Achod Malakian) (1920-2002)
link First screened (France): 27 October 1971
link Certified (Italy): 27 November 1971
link Composer, Orchestrator: Ennio Morricone – Conductor: Bruno Nicolai – Opening credits:
jpg Choir (tracks 13, 14 on 2015 CD): Not credited
Voice (track 9): Not credited
Music recorded at Orthophonic Recording Studio, Rome.
3:17 – A1 – Le casse – Play:
mp3 3:06 – A2 – Thème d'amour – Play:
mp3 4:20 – A3 – Rodéo
3:19 – A4 – Virage dangereux
2:24 – A5 – La fille avec la frange
3:42 – A6 – Ma non troppo erotico
3:02 – B1 – Ciao Mantovani
3:12 – B2 – Marinella
3:24 – B3 – A Carlo S.
3:11 – B4 – A Melanchrino
4:07 – B5 – Irene
2:53 – B6 – Pour Zacharias
Released on LP:
Gli scassinatori (Le casse) – Bell Records 2308 018 L – Italy – 1971
link A-side label: "Made in Italy – 1971"
jpg B-side label:
jpg The first two tracks from the LP were also released as a single:
Le casse / Thème d'amour – Bell Records 2C 006-92.899 M – France – 1971?
link A-side label: "Musique d'Ennio Morricone"
jpg B-side label:
jpg The same 12 LP tracks were released on CD:
Gli scassinatori – GDM CD Club 7033 – Italy – 2006
link Sourced from the album master, not the original session tapes. (CD booklet, page 2)
Back card: "musica di Ennio Morricone – diretta da Bruno Nicolai"
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Part 2:
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‣18/02/2019 Bob Hendrikx
Notes on Soundtrack: LE CASSE (1971) (Part 2)
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2:39 – Le casse
3:29 – Rodéo – Play:
mp3 First released on vinyl EP:
Le casse: Mon ami de toujours / Le casse / Pas vu, pas pris / Rodéo – Barclay 71 471 M – France – 1971?
link Front:
jpg Back: "Studio Orthophonic, Rome – Tracks 1, 3: "Arrangements et direction musicale: Ennio Morricone" – Tracks 2, 4: "Bruno Nicolai"
jpg A-side label: "Mon ami de toujours: Arr. du mus. E. Morricone" – "Le casse: Arr. du mus. Bruno Nicolai"
jpg B-side label: "Pas vu, pas pris: Arr. du mus. E. Morricone" – "Rodeo: Arr. du mus. B. Nicolai"
jpg The EP does not list a choir credit or production year.
Morricone is credited for arranging and also conducting the two vocal tracks. Nicolai is credited for conducting the instrumental tracks.
This might explain why the EP (mistakenly?) ascribes arranger credit for the two instrumental pieces to Nicolai, and not to Morricone.
3:27 – Mon ami de toujours – Vocals: Mireille Mathieu – See:
link 2:27 – Pas vu, pas pris – Vocals: Mireille Mathieu – See:
link 3:36 – Argomenti – Vocals: Astrud Gilberto – See:
link 2:55 – Una donna che ti ama – Vocals: Astrud Gilberto – See:
link These four songs, not belonging to the soundtrack itself, were released on two vinyl singles.
All 18 tracks released on CD:
Le casse – Music Box Records MBR-066 – France – 2015
link Back card:
jpg39:57 – 12 tracks, belonging to the score
06:08 – 2 tracks, also belonging to the score?
12:25 – 4 bonus tracks
58:30 – Total time – All tracks in stereo
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